BioLite Firepit (A Smokeless Fire)

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  1. presscall

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    I initially read that as “I bought the BioLite Firepit again.”
    I thought maybe just one wasn’t enough Ken.

    John
     
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    Yes I did. But haven't had a chance to actually use it yet. It sits in my pop-up waiting for me to get a chance to go camping. Last trip I got to the campground and turned around and went home. But Columbus day is coming then hopefully CASG #11
     
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    Make sure the battery is charged.
    Test the fan for 4 speeds.

    I got long BBQ tongs for moving wood.
     
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    I do have another, but it does not have the fan module.
     
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    Before1.jpg Before2.jpg Before3.jpg Before4.jpg Griddle1 (1).JPG Griddle2 (2).JPG IMG_1631.JPG IMG_1632.JPG IMG_1633.JPG IMG_1635.JPG Managed to buy another Biolite firepit from FB market place in rough condition for £35.00, which I thought was a bit of a bargain, it was the original designed mesh type. Spent a few days refurbishing the thing and now it looks respectable, used the 800c rattle can paint in the hope it can be touched up in the future when needed. Also saw the cast iron griddle pan for sale so thought I would buy one to compliment the firepit, knowing full well how rough the cast iron finish would be. The griddle arrived today and was a rough as a badgers arse, so have started to sand down to a smoother finish and then to re-season, sanding still in progress.

    BTW an old Coleman Trolley bag is a perfect fit for the firepit :)